Buckner oil discovery near Highway 82 prompts road contrast
Illinois readers note the Standard's McKean No 1 test near Buckner as a producer at 7204 feet, drawing attention to a potential new oil field. The piece links the discovery to highway work on No 82, contrasts State efforts on Texarkana routes with Hope No 29, and suggests activity if Buckner proves substantial.
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Buckner
McKean
Texarkans-El Dorado
State Highway Department
Hope
Shreveport
Lewisville
Texarkana
Heavier Bobcats Hope for Win at Hammons Stadium
Hope's heavier, faster Bobcats, undefeated in state play, host Nashville Scrappers at 8 p.m. Friday in Hammons Stadium. Nashville, with a strong line and teamwork, has defeated DeQueen and Dierks but lost to Camden-Hope. Eason Ts, fullback, out with an ankle injury. Freeman Stone shifts to backfield. kickoff remains at 8. Tickets on sale at Hope Confectionery and Jacks Newsstand.
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A. Southwest Arkansas
Hammons Stadium
Hope
Bobcats
Nashville Scrappers
Vietory
DeQueen
Leopards
Nashville
Vaughn Tollett
Scrappers
Dierks
Horatio
Prescott
Camden
Byrd High
Shreveport
Louisiana
Eason
Que Joe Eason
Regan
Freeman Stone
Ke Ebason
Snhany Wilson
Stone
Hope Confectionery
Jacks
Blevins
Blevins High School
Chaners
Nene Ten Wood
Renraince
Lingronge Martin
Hope Laundry Under New Ownership Seeks Standard Model Upgrade
Fred H. Cook buys Hope Steam Laundry and plans 1600 dollars of new equipment plus 800 dollars in repairs totaling 3600 dollars to standardize the plant. Service will run 12 hours daily with experienced staff Harry Phipps and Joe Lasiiter aiding sales. Cook and his family relocate to Hope, joining the Presbyterian church community.
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Hope
Fred H. Cook
McKenzie
Cook
Harry Phipps
Joe Lasiiler
Presbyterian Church
Miller Greeted by His Home Town in SEARCY Arkansas
SEARCY Ark John F Miller Second District Congressman and United States Senator elect received a large hometown ovation and visitors at a victory celebration. He will succeed the late Senator Joe T Robinson as majority leader and spoke from the courthouse balcony amid National colors and festive decor.
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Dave
Tme
Arkansas
Sunatur Robison
Tomy
White County Court House
Miller
Robinson
Cvounty
Fragmented Classified Pape Quiz Fragments
Fragmented OCR style questions ask about hair color auburn or flaxen and list archaic food names like clingstone bee nstone gadstanes woolstone. A voice questions a Roman party and a dietetic integrity remark. It ends with a prompt about egg prices.
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Rome
England
Texarkana El Dorado Hope Clash Over Highway No 29
The Star notes Texarkana and El Dorado oppose No 20 fearing trade loss to Shreveport while advocating improvements to No 29. Hope seeks action on No 29 or reduced No 82, urging cooperation with Shreveport and neighboring towns along Nos 28 and 67 to apply pressure for federal highway status and faster paving.
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Texarkana
el Dorado
Hope
Japan May Plead for Parley Delay
TOKYO Japan a foreign office spokesman indicated Japan may plead the need for more time to prepare and seek postponement of the five power conference on the Chinese Japanese situation The spokesman said the council was not expected to decide whether Japan should attend the October 30 meeting at Brussels until Tuesday after which imperial sanction must be obtained.
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Tokyo
Japan
Foreign Office
Cien Council
Brussels
Swanke Dies Here At Age 77 In City Home
R A Swanke 77 father of Saenger theater manager Arthur Swanke died at his son's Bist Thirel street home Friday morning. He had moved from Milwaukee with Mrs Swanke about a year ago to be with their son. Funeral at eleven Saturday from the family residence with burial in Rose Hill cemetery. Rev Fred R Harrison pastor of First Methodist church will officiate and members of Hope Kiwanis club will be pallbearers.
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R.A. Swanke
Arthur Swanke
Saenger Theater
Bist Thirel Street
Swanke
Milwaukee
Wis
Teelock
Rose Hill
Fred R. Harrison
Virst Methodist Church
Will Offi Jate
Hope Kiwanis Chib
Emory Thompsons Hurt in Magnolia Car Crash
Mr and Mrs Emory A Thompson of Fulton were driving between Magnolia and El Dorado Wednesday night when their car collided with a penegro vehicle injuring them though not seriously Mrs Thompson suffered cuts to the head and initial fears of concussion on her husband waned as his condition improved to satisfactory with shaken nerves
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Emory A.thompson
Fulton
Magnolia
el Dorado
Penegro
Ward
Hempstead
Attorney General Ends Racing Owner Career
Little Rock Arkansas attorney general Jack Molt said his career as a racing owner is over. He announced his entry into a big race but described the pursuit as brief. While at Lepanto he bought a streamlined terrapin named Happy Chandler in honor of Kentucky’s governor.
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Little Rock
Ark
Jack Molt
Lepanta
Gene
Little River Bottoms
Happy Chandler
Pavernor of Kentucks
Probable Starting Lineups Hope Nashv iea I
The listing shows probable starting players including Ramsey, Erwin, Quimby, Chamblin, and several others with positions noted. Officials listed include Noward as referee from Ouachita, Cutrell as umpire from Alabama, and Summerville as headlineman from Henderson.
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Noward
Ouachita
Cutrell
Alabama
Summerville
Henderson
Training School Plans for First Baptist Church Courses
The Rev William Rigsell Hamilton outlines final plans for the Sunday school training school next week at First Baptist Church Vicksburg. Courses cover Guiding the Primary Child Guiding Juniors The Art of Teaching Intermediates The Young People Department Teaching Adults In the Sunday School True R Functions of the Sunday school and Bible teaching. A seven member faculty will conduct sessions Monday through Friday with Rev Wallace Rogers returning for the engagement and Dr aid Mrs W Culp of Queensboro Baptist Shreveport La to teach. Continued on Page Six.
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Speen
First Baptist Church
William Rigsell Hamiion
Yung People's
Stestay Sell
Intel
Ientil
Simudasy
Heneend
Irpined Suneday Schow
Wallaice R. Rogers
First Baptist Church of
Vicksburg
Bulding
Aid
W. Culp
Queensboro Baptist Church
Shreveport
Culp
Erica Mallee de A
Man Flocks to New Religion in Search for True Happiness
A 1930s American religious trend piece details rising church membership totaling 837,404 in 1936 across denominations led by Roman Catholics Baptists and Reform groups. It highlights new movements such as the Oxford Movement Buchmanism and Theosophy, noting leaders like Rev. Frank Nathan Daniel Buchanan and figures such as Aimee Semple McPherson and Helena Blavatsky, with emphasis on the quest for happiness through varied spiritual paths and group sharing.
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America
The
Christian Herald
Baptist
Oxford Movement
First Century Christian Fellowship
Wesley
Frank Nathan Daniel Buchanan
Pennsylvania
Oxford
United States
Wendy
Britain
South Africa
Norway
Denmark
Buchman
Aimee Semple McPherson
Adi
Avius Temple
Los Angles
Helena F. Blavatsky
Annie Besant
Mahatm
Rede Nation
Besant
Jidda Krishnamurti
New Legion Heads Inducted At Hope High School Banquet
Newly elected officers of Leslie Huddleston Post No. 12 American Legion and its Auxiliary Unit were installed Thursday at a Hope High School banquet. Department and district officials spoke as delegations from Texarkana Ashdown and Stamps attended. Out of town guests included department Auxiliary president Mrs. Fret R. Morrow Fayetteville and other officers.
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Leslie Huddleston
American Legion
Hope High School
Legion
Texarkane
Ashdown and
Stamps
Fret R. Morrow
Fayetteville
R. K. Baker
Pacahontas
W. L. Funston
Hot Springs
J. A. Henry
Don
Garbo Denies Plans to Marry Stokowski
Hollywood report notes Greta Garbo says she and Leopold Stokowski are very good friends and not planning marriage. The connection to his Las Vegas divorce case recent weeks is mentioned as context. A stray medical aside on pulse rates closes the item.
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Garbo
Hollywood
Calif
Greta Garbo
Leopold Stokowski
Stokowskis
Las Vegas
Nev
Final Merchants and Farmers Fair Saturday Program
At Merchants and Farmers Fair on Saturday a full program includes West Bros Amusements with a professional circus, Peanut Shower from Perris Wheel top, and a dairy cows show. Free events feature pony and foot races, Fat Man’s and Girl’s races, potato and tree races, balloon ascension, parachute jump, and a dare devil auto wall crash. Band concert, Old Fiddler contest, cake walk, prize awards, and old time activities round out the day’s lineup.
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Fair Ground
West Bros
Perris
Hope's Merchants and Farmers Fair Delays Acts After Friday Football
Attendance grows as skies clear and final events loom. A downtown parade at 1 pm Friday leads to stock-car racing pony ride and rodeo at the fairgrounds. To avoid clashing with the Hope Nashville game, the high pole and juggling acts are postponed until after the contest. regular night program begins at 7. About 1,500 attendees on Friday. passes issued to the Con Bradley racing squad of Nashville.
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Hope
the Fair Management
Con Bradle
Nashville
Cottonseed Seen More Valuable Than Cotton
Osear Johnston, former AAA cotton administrator, told the cottonseed utilization conference in Little Rock that cottonseed has greater value than cotton and is the only unmortgaged farm asset in the South. He urged seed inclusion in any future federal farm program. Attendees included representatives from Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee. the meeting was convened by Governor Bailey.
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Little Rock
Osear Johnston
AAA
South
Johnston
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Bailey
Flow of Fifteen Barrels Hour for Buckner Test
Magnolia Ark reports a flow of fifteen barrels of oil per hour for Standard's McKean No. 1 in Northwest Columbia County Section 8-16-22 after swabbing Friday.
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Magnolia
Ark
The
Standard
McKean No. 1
Denhardt called domineering in Garr murder trial
Former Kentucky National Guard officers testified Brig. Gen. Henry H. Denhardt was domineering and power drunk as Ray and Jack Garr faced murder charges for the shooting of Denhardt, then Kentucky adjutant general. Roy Garr said Denhardt had threatened his life and he shot to protect himself. Jack Garr denied being armed.
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Shelbyville
Kentucky
Nat Lional Guard
Henry H. Denhardt
Pawler
Ray
Jack Garr
Ellerbe W. Carter
Louisville
Denhardt
Kentucky Adjutant General
Lew Ulrich
National Guard
Joseph Kelley
Frankford
Roy
Inganse
Jack
Garr Brothers
Denhanit
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R. A. Swanke
Saenger
Emory Thompsons
Hope Nashviea I
Margaret Drennan
Secretas
New Brunswick
Noo
Mes
Myra Reeves
Iman Fo
Miss Drennan
Paul Reeves
Mil
Iselin
N. J
1St Baptist Church
Willis Thornton
NEA
Service
Whro
Red Oberr
TN 91
Frank Buchman
Sisson
Hempstead Post
Stokowski
Merchants & Farmers Fair
Guard
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